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  By Kemi Adefaka   The Public Relations Manager of Crescent University, Abeokuta, Idris Katib, has enlightened members of the

Chief Magistrate Doja-Ojo also held that: “There is no evidence before the Court that the convicted businessman obtained the permission of either Inspector-General of Police (IGP) or Lagos State Police Commissioner, before possessing the dane gun”.

“We have not officially declared notice for the 2023 general election, but when we so declare, we will put our monitoring committees to motion like the Central Bank of Nigeria, DSS, EFCC, the ICPC, (commercial) banks and other law enforcement agencies. We have that plan already.

“I shed tears when I saw my name among the list of graduating students. Free to call me corper Justina (virgin corper).

Beyond this historical facts and analysis is to examine the arguments of stakeholders, the ‘pros’ and ‘cons’ of the new Ogun Chiefs Law. The argument of the traditionalists and quoting a frontline “Osugbo” Remo leader and the group’s Vice Chairman, “a dead person has lost his right under the law”, and that nobody forced people to become an Oba. They stated that the law was an affront on the traditional institution, insisting that government is playing down culture and traditions by passing the law.

“I will go back to my position and allow the NFF (to) make a decision on the way forward,” Eguavoen said after the match.

“It is not a dating site as the world knows it, but a faith-driven interactive community of mature believers, who are connecting with one another with a view to building enduring and fruitful Christian relationships,” he added.

  Reports of Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s death have been found out to be false, as the beloved Archbishop is still

Beyond this historical facts and analysis is to examine the arguments of stakeholders, the ‘pros’ and ‘cons’ of the new Ogun Chiefs Law. The argument of the traditionalists and quoting a frontline “Osugbo” Remo leader and the group’s Vice Chairman, “a dead person has lost his right under the law”, and that nobody forced people to become an Oba. They stated that the law was an affront on the traditional institution, insisting that government is playing down culture and traditions by passing the law.

  By Michael West   Let me start by confessing that I am a fan and admirer of Tiwa Savage.